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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
The knights of Pythias to Give n FIFTH
Demonstration Hero. 4.E

The Knights of Pythias to Give n Fitting
Demonstration Hero. g "a
Capt. Bernard Stanley, chairman of the
committee having in charge the arrange.
ments for the grand knights Of Pythiae
picnic and reunion to be held on the State
Fair grounds, Island, mex. Monday, j uly
4, has returned from q short trip to neigh.
boring cities and towns that are expected
10 send delegations here on that day to
help make the affair one OF the grandeHt
Pythian denominations ever known here.
abouts. He reports having met with con.
siderable encouragement and looks for
ward confidently to seeing the occasion a
much more extensive one than people
have any idea Of its being. " =.
g A feature Of the day will be the inspec.
ton Of the Fifth Ohio Regiment, U, R.,
K. Of P, by it's Colonel, II. NJ. Sedgwick,
Of GAINESVILLE. This will take place at ! 80
P. NJ, on the Fair Grounds. The Colonel
will be attended by his full ataf, and in
addition to the inspection will conduct a
regimental drill at the same place and
time. The following divisions will be
present and compete for prizes: Ivanhoe,
Of steubenville; Csdiz, Of Cadiz, and Sill
yer Gross, Of Zanesyille. ,8sslsE
Captain Stanley says that nesrly every
town he visited is going to have local
celebration Of the day and that every one
appears full Of patriotism and desire to
make their local celebration creditable
one, It behooves Wheelingites to assist
the Knights in making their celebration
general and creditable to the town, Let
the banners be shown on the outer walls,
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LOCAL BREv1TiRs.
Matters of Minor Moment In. and About
H-=tF tho City, n ~ s5NlassNqi

:
NJ. the City. .5sGt
Y THERE arc eighteen cases on the docket
for this mornings police court. Y
The candy factories arc running day
and night with full force, 10 catch up to
the orders for the Fourth OF July trade. /!
AN entry OF seven class horaes, the first
OF the season. was received by Clerk Hook,
Of the State Fair Association, Saturday.
THE Capitol clock stopped short satur.
day, and its fixed hands fooled a good
many would be passengers on the Elm
Grove trains yesterday.
TnE State Fair Association has received
Ito fine Autographed hangers for the com.
ing Fair, and they will soon be mailed
throughout the country. 3a v
THE nice little sum Of s225, ovor and
above all expenses, was made by the ladiet
OF the Bridgeport preaby terian church GU,
Of the lawn social held last week. y'N
Mrs. CoopRR, living on McColloct
street, took a dose OF eye.water Saturday
by mistake for q medicine intended for In
ternal use, and nearly died from its eGectl
before remedies were applied. M 4
TnE veterans Of the city G. A. R. post
have accepted an invitation to take par
in the picnic to be given by Stanton Post
Of Steubenville, at Browns Island, Jul,
4th. Arrangements will be made at mex
Saturdays meeting. !.
JOHN MCCAIN, who came here will
Forepaugh's circus, got on tear saturda.
in the Second ward. He was thrown on
Of two or three places, In which he hal
created disorder, and was finally locket
up by Officer Dunlap. Gt5aEgI04
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EDWARD noGAN's SUDDEN DEATH
A Well Known Book Agent Expires without
Z Z. t}lt "a. Warning. Is}

u Is.s.I H'rlfF rE''f s- .sHrH' a.
A Well Known look Agent Expires without
ijl % Warning. a5J
Edward J. Hogan died very suddenly at
his rooms, No. SO Twen.y.sevsnth street,
about 0 o'clock yesterday morning. The
cause was the burating Of small blood
vessel, which induced apoplexy. Ho re.
tired about 1850 o'clock Saturday night
and arose at his usual hour yesterday
morning and appeared to be in excellent
health and In good spirits. He laughed
and joked with his wife and her ulster,
and ate q hearty breakfast. Soon alter
finishing the meal, he complained Of feel.
ing sick at the atomach and was seized
with vomiting spell. During this be
burst blood vessel, and had barely reach.
cd couch on which he lsy down before
he was dead. Coroner Schultz was at
once notified and viewed the remains.
lie In turn called Dr.. L. D. Wilson, the
County Physician, who held brief post
morium examination, and ascertained the
cause Of death TO be as reported.
The deceased was man about IS years
old, Was fine looking man, and a gen.
eral iavorito with those with whom he
came In contact He came here from
Pittsburgh about three months ago, and
was engaged here as a book canvasser.
He was formerly a boiler in the mills
about Pittsburgh. He had built up quite
a business here, his popular and genial
manners assisting him greatly. He was a
prominent member Of Prosperity Assem-
bly,, knights Of Labor, Of this city, which
is called to meet at noon to-day and escort
his remains to the Panhandle depot. The
interment will take place at Pittsburgh.
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BACK. T']0iFIRST-CLASS.
THE WHEELING posroFrlcn
to It's Former Position, which It
Lost on Account of the Reduction of n
5f the Postage Hato-An Unparalleled n
Increase Of Population Shown. s

Postmaater Simpson received official no.
tice from Washington Saturday TINT the
Wheeling post Office has been elevated to
tho FIRST class. N. l;gEHNs
The rating Of post office depends upon
is business In dollars and cents. The
Wheeling office wau m office Of tho frat
class for years, but recently there was a
decided elevation Of the standard proper.
ately, though 1t came in another shape
than an actual raising Of the standard.
The requisite amount Of business to con.
Btitute arstclass office was left unaltered
when the postal rate was reduced from
three cents to two cents, and the maxi.
mum weight increased from one.hali
ounce to one ounce. At the same time
the rate on second and other lower class
matter and the pound rate on newspapers,
etc., was reduced, In this way It was 60
arranged that 1t takes, as nearly as can be
estimated, rs per cent moro business In
'S7 to make an office OF the frat class than
1t took In 1884. In other words, tho busi.
mess transacted at the post Office hore has
In three years increased over rs per cont
nearly doubled. JIR Z E'ly5 lfTf,2s \
There Is no other criterion BY which the
relative population can be 90 Justly es.
timated 40 the smount OF mall matter
handled. Voters may stay away from The
polls; q manufacturing people may have
more than the average. proportion OF
voters; but tho population and prosperity
Of a community is as promptly Judged BY
the business ct the postoilice as the con.
dition OF a mans health by feeling his
pulse. There are people in Wheeling who
insist that the town has not grown as It
should in recent years, although there has
been a large and steady increase Of the
number Of houses, and are to-day fewer
houses vacant than In any former years
at the same period. In the growth Of the
postal business Of Wheeling In the two or
three years last past, however, these
croakers have an unanawerable argument
against their assumption. Wheeling ia
growing rapidly, steadily and permanent.
ly, in all that constitutes a prosperous
city. - "a Ie,n 7ilfEf-gs.r :. sffl91
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4 CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
Two Men Arrested and Lodged In Jail on
tho Charge. q .-.ts,;-l ~

Two Men Arrested and Lodged In jail on
tho Charge. &
Yesterday Officer James Bell arrested
Steve Quinn on the charge OF robblng
Gotleib Smiths penthouse on the 9Th o;
June. He has KEEP. out Of tho officers
way until yesterday when he was found
drunk on Eighteenth street. He was com.
mitted to Jail by Justice Davis, who issued
the warrant for him at the time Of the rob.
berry, in default Of $500 bail 10, a hearing
at . P. N. to-day. 4 II = g}g'sl.5' ''S71. =
Saturday evening William schelly,a we'll
known man Of the North End, snatched
two dollars and fifty cents in cash out 81
the hands OF David G. Strsuse, and made
good bis escape from the city with It,
strauae went down to Squire Davis office
at 8 r. ". and owore out warrant for tho
arreet Of Sche]]y. The warrant was Issued
and directed to Officer Desmond, who IA.
sisted by Ofilcer Heslop captured sche!ly
outside Of the city limita Saturday nieht.
He was placed in the county Jail, and viii
doubtless have hearing to-day. 'S,1'
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R. NJ. G1LLELAND's Oderlees Excayator
for the excavation Of night soil, etc, can
be seen working on Monday, June ~, at
8 O'Clock A. n. In the rear OF the Green
hotel, No. 1882 Market street. All those
who are doubtful Of the removing Of night
coil by the odorless method will please
call and SEQ It work. For all orders for
such work, address R. NJ. Gillsland, No.
$3.50 Eof street. Telephone No. 3G7.
Prices reasonable and work done clean. y.
JOSEPH LgINEwEyER, Manager. +
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THE T. r. A. ASSOCIATION,


Wost Virginia Delegates Arrive Homo from
H-f st, Louis. E-a'
Messrs. Joaeph Gallagher, Joseph s.
Gibbs, Will Dillon and Archie @. Hupp,
Of this city, four of the able representa-
tives from this Stale to the fifth annual
convention Of the T. P. A. men Of the
country held at St. Louis Last week, re-
turned home yesterday morning, They
speak IN the most e1travagant terms OF
the good time thsy had and the royal
inequalities and entertainment that they
were the recipients Of. There Yves moth
ing too good Tor them and money was
spent with lavish hand in making their
stgy pleasant one. One of the impor-
tant actions taken at the meeting was the
adoption Of accommodation to the effect
that the association commence and carry
on war against tho railroad companies
refusing commercial travelera a reduction
in rates. In other words, they propose to
boycott the companies refusing them any
privileges. Heretofore they hsve request
ed certain things, now they demand them
of the roads, s7ls 81,
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The regular yearly Interstate Confer.
enceofthe Women's Christian Temperance
Union will be held OF Mountain Lake
Park, Md, July 20 to 20 inclusive. There
will be special attractions this year.
On the first afternoon and same evening
the Silver Lake Institute will give an
entertainment. On tho afternoon OF the
9th Mrs. Clara Hoffman, Of Missouri, will
deliver an address, and on the 2Sth Mrs.
Mary T. Lathrop, Of Michigan, will speak.
Board can be obtained on the grounds
at Q moderate price. IA
7. Full programmes can be procured Of
Mrs: s. ": Tudor, 904 McCulloh street,
Baltimore, Nd. M 5s.}s97s i. b !
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Officer Shorte, assisted by Officers Lu.
kens and Watson, ,aided the gambling
rooms Of Harry Steinheld, at 1901 Market
aatreel, yesterday morning at an early
hour. The proprietor and aeven men,
among them professional gamblers, work.
ingmen and young bloods, we're arrested.
They had evidently been doing good
businesa and were just csshing up. All
deposited cash to saeuse their appearance
at this morning's police court. This PLACE
WAS little known to the general pablic as 8
gambling room. 3 "a "a s!!;ii
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This City.
Some time ago ten or twelve boys and
girls escaped from the Morganza, Wash
ington county, Pa, Reform School. Small
rewards were offered for their capture,
and notice received by the police here Of
the escape. Saturday night Deputy sher-
III Post came down from Washington, and
said he had reason to believe that two OF
the girls, Lulu Birch, Of Washington, and
Maggie Thompson, Of McKeesport, were
in this city. He furnished descriptions OF
the girls, and with theas Officers Junkins
and Carney started out and found the
girls, Lulu in the house OF Ann Morrison,
on Twentieth street., and Maggie in Ida
Nichols place, on Nineteenth street.
They are both very good looking girls,
are but sixteen years old, and were well
dressed. It ia said outside parties helped
them to escape and afterward clothed
them. They said if taken back to
Morganza they would escape again inside
Of two days. They we're known here as
Bertha Hamilton and Lulu Campbell,
They were taken to Washington yesterday
morning on the early Baltimore & Ohio
train .i51F Js = %. sa 81 .--'-I-'
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George NJ. Lynch vs.. George W. Kerns,
from Gilmer county opinion by johnson !;
rule made absolute, and writ Of error dis
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Protest Against Tho Appointment I,

/ A protest against the appointment Of
DR.. George /. Garriaon, OF this city, TO be
q member Of the State Board Of Health
was circulated among the physicians OF
the city Saturday for signature, !; II WA
addressed to the Governor, and the inten.
ton was 10 forward Ito Charleston to-day.
OF courae there is little or no probability
that Governor Wilaon will pay any atten.
ton to such a paper. sSs 93
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An Unknown Man Killed.

Yesterday morning the body Of young
man 20 or Is yearn Of age was found on
the B. & O. railroad between Fetternlan
aud Valley Falls. Tho body was badly
msngled. In his pockets wsa found copy
OF o ballad, written in pencil, with tho
name Of "Juhn s. Taylor" written on tho
back; also IN advertisement OF Blum
Brothers, Beliaite, Ohio, Id. a ~.
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FIFTY PER CENT DIVIDEND
Payable In Stock and pcr cent In Cash nj
~ 80 y, a. tho Hellaire MIL EsgFFEi'F. 4 z

Payable in Stock and per cent In Cash nj
=. l5tl-. tho Rellaire Mill. 81 e
The stockholders Of the Bellaire Nail
mill held special meeting at the com.
pany's office Saturday afternoon. A rose.
luton increasing the capital stock from
$500, 900 TO $4,000 wss passed, 1901.
A dividend Of SIS per cent was then de-
clared by the Directors, s per cent paya.
BILE in cash and so per cent in stock. q. IA
The attendance OF the stockholders was
unusually large, as Home Misrepresentation
existed. 1t was thought by many that
the proposition to increase the capital
to be authorised and placed on the mar
ket. The increase is simply the capi!ali-
zation OF the money put into the COM
pany's steel plant and other improve
ments. l{i Al - ~ s. x III 1855 gsi1l
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DROSPERITY ASSEMBLY. Fa
All members who wish to nay the last sad tribute
O! respect TO our departed brother, E. ]. Hogan,
arc requested To assemble at tho late residence OF
the DECEASED. No 81 Twenty.seyenth street, todsy
At y O'Clock, 10 accompany the remains to the
Panhandle Depot. c,I
lcg' .--- JOHN EHMANE.
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! New Summer Resort 5000 Fact Above

a New sunmer Resort 5000 Feet Above
5a5 tte Tide. :, s.? ~ Z, Il
The Gordon House, large three.stor,y
new building, Of thirty lrooms, with mod.
srn improvements, double parlor and
large yerandas, situated in the pictureaoue
town OF kingwood, Preston county, w.
Va, two miles from Cheat river, and ten
rom Terra Alta sand Tunnelton, on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, will open July
l for the reception OF summer guests
and the travelling public. All the
furniture now. Mica grounds with
walks and drives, shade and fruit trees.
kingwod is called the "Eden Of West Wiz.
GINA" Scenery and climate unsurpaased
with good fishing and hunting near, and
good roads. Telephone and baukino IA.
cilities. Terms: IS 90 per week; $50 O o. p ,
month 81 iour weekn: Guesta for the Sea- a.
&C son will be conveyed to and from either
Terra Alta or Tunnelton free, - I -
4, F g further information address George
W. 8. Martin, Kingwood, w. Va. Mwss
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GRAND CONCERT at Msnsfeld's Saloon.
this evening, by Meistor's Cornot Dand, OF
Bridgeport, 5F}l;.. & F'ttE'ysg'.rl .sy- ~
Henry George Invited.

The regular bi.weekly meeting Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
was held at Bellaire yesterday afternoon,
Arrangements were reported well under
way for the trades display and labor dem
ons.ratiou to be given here July 80, which
will DO on 3 acais never before attempted
here. 1t was decided to invite Henry
George to make the address on that occa.
sion. All the different unions ropreaented
are enthusiastic in their reaolye to make
this the event Of the seasou in ita way, 3,
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Some time ago ten or twelve boys and
girls escaped from the Morganza, Wash
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Tho COl0red 11usons.

The eixth annual meeting OF the col.
ored Masonic Grand Lodge OF this State
was IN session at Martinaburg last week,
with Dr.. B. II. stillyard, OF this city, pre.
gliding. There was much important buei.
ness attended to. From the reports pre.
scented 1t waa shown that the order il
growing rapidly ID West Virginia. FSI.5 :
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4 Fight ON AA E.culr,lon !.

The steamer Courier brought au cxcur.
aion party down from Wellsburg yesterday
morning, accompanied by a braes band,
and vent on down to Moundsviile.g There
were said to have been several tights
aboard. There WAS ut least one, which
occurred opposite this point, and the boat
was ntopped and the alleged aegressor put
Oh, but member OF tho committee in.
sis.ed on taking him back or getting OF
aboard again. eI5 MI !. 4, X 80 -
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J rnnouan THE sTArE,
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
is5. and Vicinity. go

Accidents and Incidents In West virginia
and Vicinity. Il 81
Grafton Lodge No. Is, "A. F. * A. NJ,
celebrated st. Johns Day Saturday even.
Ing with grand social and Buppsr to
which the ladies were invited. II was a
very enjoyable affair. 5S55$i1i5l,
Ben Borgess., Of Clarksburg, committed
suicide Thursday night by taking NOR.
|phine. He had been heard to threaten to
make way with himself, but as he was
supposed to be joking no attention was
paid to him. No cause Ia assigned. $l.5l5
Wilbur Q. McNeill, a Hardy county
farmer, lost a fine horse recently, for
which he had paid $l6O, in singular
manner. A hired man threw a stone at
the horss, striking him and breaking bis
legs III such manner that the horse had
to DO killed. 81. 5.-S \
A CHARLES Wolff, Of Alartinsburg, aged 20,
was found dead In the middle OF 8 road
near Davis where he was working. The
deceased was subject to epileptic tits, and
1t Is supposed that he was taken with one
and fell fece downward Ia the mud and
smothered to death. ,INf 8 ~ 81 4. n
J. J. Kellar, Of Mooreaeld, one Of the
owners Of the Capon Iron Works, and
largely interested in valuable mineral and
timber land in Hardy county, died very
suddenly at Winch ester, Va, where be
had gone to look after aoms legal bust.
ness. He was about to board train for
bis home when he vas attacked by paraly.
sis Of tie heart,
A regular cyclone prevailed in the
Eastern Panhandle one day last week.
About South Opequon the force of the
wind vas felt quite severely. It came
from the northwest destroying everything
before it; fences and trees were blown to
he ground. The barn on Mrs. Mary
Earle farm wss blown down. \ George
Decks barn was blown down, and scatter
I'd around like chat. The damage to the
armels was considerable, !
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round. Evans hackers carried him 10 the
skiil and took him To his boarding house
In Etnaville, and the others also sought

in LEnhVliie, anu tne DINERS ALSO sought
the Ohio side. "a ,il3Eif II ~
TIE fight was interrupted at one time
by the appearance OF Officers Desmond
and Heslop, Of the Wheeling police force,
and the men fled to their akids. The two
officers had prisoner whom they had
arrested at Glenn's run, being deputized "a
special constables for that case alone, and
rs the fight was out Of their bailiwick could
not have interiered legally. The party
did not know this, but after tho officers
disappeared they returned and renewed
their fight. reg. ll'}lt,;, tSljl .G}T
There Ia a rumor that warrants will be
Issued to-day Tor all the parties concerned
the Governor OF Ohio. Participating in
or assisting at prizs fight Is q felony
under the West Virginia law, punishable
by imprisonment from two to fifteen
years. itsH fc I. si.g' tHi 7.3r4g
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FARMS FOR-SATE----

Is, FARMS FOR SALE
Four Fine Farms For sale-Ono OF 40 Ac,e.
siua s1 mi!es west q Martins Ferry, Ohio on
cho,co H. Fike, With fine improvemenn and
t ea ana nearly all in graincheap and on casr
one OF 100 Acres s,tn,,e e,,,. J, !,
Bridgeport on the cadIz PFs w fiE So1 %sa from
ntiG1 nouse ana dne barn and other outbuild
"sh an o aSu N 9 q fruit o. ali iindL
port, on Wheeling Creek, south tide nf N n1oge
S ha VIII splendid twostory frame dweIiinna
RqasG All iGnsnsns seven psnt.y
plenty Of small fruit Of ali kinds, ano
@, A ~ on9 Or Acres, HttuAto ono milo wcat =,
Anal staf y y TINS Is considered one Of the
rich So nice location, and In splendid ornsa
easy tefms For particulars call On or ,ess VI
n .,'1sF X. T. HOWELL -
Y, ,,os -, 81 lnSurance and Real Eststo can,
-..2 --..er -.---- -..... --&tF Bridgeport. Ohto
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INalcEilIId.

WASHINGTON, D. @, Jane 97.-For West
Virginia, fair weather, nearly stationary
temperature, essterly winds. /. ~
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:, GRAND CONCERT at Mansfe!d's Saloon,
TINS evening, by Meis.er's Cornet Band, Of
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PRIZE shooting and prise for best tan.
pin rolling, at Zion BENEVOLENT Societv
picnic, ct Mt. Belleylsw, Saturday, JulyS
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Crock breaking, sack race and foot
racing, at Zion Benevolent Society picnic.
at Mt. Relle7isw, Saturday, July 3. =
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i5 GRAND, CONCERT at Mansheld's Saloon,
this evening, by MeiateTs Cornes Band, Of
Bridgeport. I. Z r; Y iy'ftt
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GRAND CONCERT at MansHeld's Saloon.
this evening, by Meiater'a Oornet Band, Of
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GRAND CONCERT at Mansheld's Saloon
this i evening, by Meister's oornet Band, Of
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3a&At the Referees word on the eiphtieth
round, both men were barely able to too
tho scratch. In this round Johns was
knocked down, but arose at once with un.
expected vigor and landed 8 terrific blow
In Evans face. 4. The latter fell like Loo.
aud was not able to rise again. 4 -; 50
y The Ereferee then gave the fight to
Johns, though soms Of the spectators
claim that 1t was fairly Evaus' victory
when Johns vent down in the eightieth